اچکن अ and चिक्कण Bland, soft a-chikkaṇ S. adj. Rough, unpolished.

چکنا chiknā चिक्कण S̱. s. m. Oil.

کانٿا kānṭā कण्टक S̱. s. m. 1. A thorn, spine. 2. A fork. 3. Small (goldsmithʼs) scales. 4. A spur. 5. A type. 6. The tongue of a ba- lance. 7. Fishing hook. 8. A fish-bone. کانٿا سا نکل جانا kānṭā sā nikal jānā, To be freed from distress or injury. کانٿون پر گهسيٿنا kānṭoṅ par ghasīṭnā (lit.) To drag upon thorns; to extol or exalt one above his merits. (Used by a person who from humility disclaims the praises bestowed on him). کانٿي بوني kānṭe bone, (lit. to plant thorns) To prepare distress or misfor- tune for oneʼs self.

کن कण kaṇ S s. m. A minute particle, a grain, a spark of a gem, grain, corn.

کنا कणा kaṇā S s. See کنکا kaṇikā.

کني kannī कणिका S̱. s. f. 1. A spark of a diamond or other gem. 2. Bran. کني کاٿنا kannī kāṭnā, To undermine a person, or effect

کنکا कणिका kaṇikā S s. f. Fine sand (particu- larly grittiness or sand in bread), an atom, a small particle, a grain, a kind of rice.

کنکن कंकण kankan S s. m. A bracelet. See کنگن kangan.

کنگن kangan कंकण S̱. s. m. An ornament worn on the wrists by Hindū women, bracelet.

کنگنا kangnā कंकण S̱. s. m. A thread tied round a bridegroomʼs wrist.